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BAMF of the Day: NBA rookie of the year Kyrie Irving goes undercover at a pickup basketball game, dressed as the aging “Uncle Drew.” Unbeknownst to his opponents, Uncle Drew’s got skills, and he wants you kids to get off his lawn court.

This is basically the best disguise for a pro basketball player since Larry Johnson dressed up as Grandmama to help out Steve Urkel and sell some Converse shoes.

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Watch out, young blood

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So nice to be able to take Android screen shots without rooting or an app.
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So nice to be able to take Android screen shots without rooting or an app.

Gotcha.
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Gotcha.

Open — Taken via Cinemagram http://cinemagr.am/show/5302337
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Do iPhone notification badges drive you crazy?

When you have a Twitter mention, new email or another app notification, you will see a small red circle with a number on the upper right-hand corner of the app icon. These are called Badge App Icons, or badges for short. 

Badges are intended to be a reminder that you have items to attend to, but many times they can cause anxiety. This is especially true if it’s a big number (as can be the case with email or RSS apps) or if you’re busy and can’t open the app and get the badge to go away. 

Luckily, there’s an easy solution — you can disable them in settings.  

Go to Settings -> Notifications and select the app for which you want to turn off badges. There you will see a toggle beside “Badge App Icon.” 

I leave on badges for apps such as Twitter and Words With Friends, so if I don’t respond right away I’ll remember that I have a mention or a move. The number usually doesn’t go above 2 or 3, so that’s not too bad. 

Email badges are off. I can’t look at 50, 25 or even 12. That’s too much. 

Whew. No more anxiety.

Thanks to Jen Lee Reeves for reminding me that not everyone knows how to nix badges and for letting me use her Instagram photo, top.

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thedeadline: For my forthcoming book about morning TV, I’ve outfitted my bedroom to be a control room. There are 3 small monitors, one for each of the broadcast networks, and 1 big monitor for cable and channel-flipping.  And of course, a laptop for Twitter.
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thedeadline:

For my forthcoming book about morning TV, I’ve outfitted my bedroom to be a control room.

There are 3 small monitors, one for each of the broadcast networks, and 1 big monitor for cable and channel-flipping.  And of course, a laptop for Twitter.

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Skipping rocks (Taken with instagram)